About this asset

This vintage freestanding kitchen range cooker Revit family features Victorian styling, an elevated warming shelf, and detailed cast legs. Designed after period cast-iron cooking stoves, the unit features an ornate silhouette accented by curved cabriole legs and decorative bracket supports. The stepped cooking surface incorporates six circular burners arranged across two tier levels, flanked by an integrated linear control dial strip. Beneath the cooktop, the lower body includes panelled oven and warming compartment doors fitted with vintage pull handles. Above the back splash, an arched overhead warming cabinet provides traditional decorative character with contoured end gables and a raised top moulding.

The download is a 512 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this component directly into your project as a specialty equipment fixture. Position the freestanding unit against wall partitions or inset within chimney breast recesses. Fine-tune material mapping within family properties to match project finishes like enamelled cast iron, brushed nickel, or polished brass trims for accurate documentation elevations and interior presentation renderings.

Suited for heritage renovations, traditional country estates, boutique bed-and-breakfasts, and historic townhouse kitchens. The piece serves as a striking focal cooking appliance that pairs seamlessly with classic shaker cabinetry, flagstone flooring, and masonry hearth surrounds. Specifiers searching for antique kitchen stoves, Victorian cooker models, or traditional hearth ranges will find this family straightforward to incorporate into schematic design packages.